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Classic Army M134-A2 CO2/HPA Powered Airsoft Minigun (Model: With Barrel Shroud)
17 Customer Reviews
by CALEB K. on 11/16/2023
"I purchased mine back in 2019. It wasn’t through evike, but I figured I’d review it here regardless.
It is one gun I will probably never get rid of. Even when I’m done playing, it will remain as a talking piece. I haven’t seen a single person pick mine up and NOT smile.
It’s impressively big and heavy. I have been (very) slowly designing a kit around it - the goal being to fit my two huge HPA tanks in a large “backpack” as well as a bag of BBs. The con of the “magazine” is it holds enough ammo to last about 40 seconds. So I am hoping to feed it through a chute connected to my huge BB storage.
11.1v LIPO worked fine for me but the battery space is a bit cramped. It’s odd to measure accuracy since you can’t really aim like you would traditionally. But who cares about that with this thing, right?
It comes with a tool box, extra HPA macro line, and paperwork. Very simple design and I doubt I’ll ever need to worry too much about maintenance, just like my other HPA guns.
It weighs around 25lbs and isn’t too bad to hold. However, hold it and move around with it for a bit and you’ll quickly see that the weight catches up with you!
You can def find videos of it around and they make a smaller, cheaper one for more people to get, but I figured I’d say that even after 4 years, it’s still working fine and still puts a smile on everyone’s face!
It is one gun I will probably never get rid of. Even when I’m done playing, it will remain as a talking piece. I haven’t seen a single person pick mine up and NOT smile.
It’s impressively big and heavy. I have been (very) slowly designing a kit around it - the goal being to fit my two huge HPA tanks in a large “backpack” as well as a bag of BBs. The con of the “magazine” is it holds enough ammo to last about 40 seconds. So I am hoping to feed it through a chute connected to my huge BB storage.
11.1v LIPO worked fine for me but the battery space is a bit cramped. It’s odd to measure accuracy since you can’t really aim like you would traditionally. But who cares about that with this thing, right?
It comes with a tool box, extra HPA macro line, and paperwork. Very simple design and I doubt I’ll ever need to worry too much about maintenance, just like my other HPA guns.
It weighs around 25lbs and isn’t too bad to hold. However, hold it and move around with it for a bit and you’ll quickly see that the weight catches up with you!
You can def find videos of it around and they make a smaller, cheaper one for more people to get, but I figured I’d say that even after 4 years, it’s still working fine and still puts a smile on everyone’s face!
by Walker A. on 04/10/2023
"I sold my kidneys (and their stones) to a man in Kazakhstan for 2k. This still was not enough for the minigun. I decided to also sell my house, and bugatti, but that only got me 1k. i was still about 1K short of the minigun. I sold my entire family, and that finally allowed me to buy the minigun. I got 1000 rounds off before this gun started to have minor malfunctions. It only snapped in half. Nothing a little duct tape cant fix. I suggest you also buy the $40K night vision goggles that they sell on Evike to go with this gun. This was one of my greatest investments, and I suggest you buy this gun.
by Laryssa T. on 04/20/2022
"All my life savings, worth it.
by Nathaniel D. on 03/03/2022
"Great gun! I sell a kidney i found on the side of the streets for 3 of these. I obliterate enemy team on my local Cqb field, ref always told me to slow down everygame, kinda annoying. I will definitely buy another 4 if i found another kidney😁
by Abdulaziz A. on 08/28/2019
"Bought two of these. I use them as a secondary guns ( Akimbo / Dual ). Would like it more if they decreased the weight, It's a little bit heavy
by Trevor B. on 07/30/2018
"Ok sense every review on this thing is ridiculous here is an actual real review.
What's in the box:
The minigun itself neatly encased in a
Styrofoam shell to protect it during shipping
A small tool kit that has a small ratchet with various sockets and drill bits
The flash hider (have not figured out how the heck to mount this thing on the actual gun yet)
Instruction manual
A small piece of air tubing with a quick disconnect
What you need to operate the gun:
A 12 volt mini style battery. The one I bought from Evike will spin the barrel however it appears to not have enough ummpphhh as when I was test firing it would appear to spin the barrels at a slow rate. (Battery was charged fully so I'm thinking it's an issue with amperage it is a big motor)
An air source (I would recommend a medium sized co2 canister that has a 1/2 inch thread pattern. That way you can put it in a backpack for optimum portability. For my test firing I hooked it up to a air compressor set at 120 psi.
What I highly recommend is to purchase a "Redline Airsoft SFR regulator" as this has a direct connection port for co2 cans and has the compatible quick disconnect and built in air pressure regulator
The bad:
2 flaws in this gun I've come across are:
1. The battery compartment is crammed with wires and difficult to put the cover back on. The compartment requires the removal of 2 bolt heads. You then slide off a steel circular plate and attach a 12v mini style battery to the connector inside the compartment. Next you have to shimmy the battery inside of the compartment and awkwardly try to get the nuts threaded back in place. An easy fix to this would be if the manufacturers made the threaded rods at least an 8th inch longer. It would work perfectly.
2. The bb load point is an annoying design. It's a small tube with a thread cap on it. Maybe about 1/2" diameter. You have to dump the bbs down into this tube. I guess a funnel could work but I just used a rolled up piece of paper. None the less it's not the best design.
Not a con in my opinion but this gun is not only very expensive but also very heavy as it is a full metal constructed replica.
Testing:
Loaded the bbs
Hooked up the air and hooked up the battery.
Set the psi to I believe a maximum of 120 psi.
Remove safety pin on trigger
Pull trigger
Barrels spin and bbs shoot out, it's a great feeling
Iffy on this though the rate of barrel spin is "slow" but I think it's because of the battery amperage. I will purchase a different battery and do a re test. Also upon pulling the trigger at random the gun would not rotate the barrel. The motor would make the clickinging sound that its recieving power but not spin. I feel it's the battery amperage but like I said I need to purchase another 12v mini battery to confirm this is the case.
It has adjustable hop up bit I haven't messed with that yet.
All in all this is an amazing airsoft gun. But like I said its very expensive (what like 4000+ after taxes) plus the amount needed to get it the regulator, bbs, co2 can etc.
What's in the box:
The minigun itself neatly encased in a
Styrofoam shell to protect it during shipping
A small tool kit that has a small ratchet with various sockets and drill bits
The flash hider (have not figured out how the heck to mount this thing on the actual gun yet)
Instruction manual
A small piece of air tubing with a quick disconnect
What you need to operate the gun:
A 12 volt mini style battery. The one I bought from Evike will spin the barrel however it appears to not have enough ummpphhh as when I was test firing it would appear to spin the barrels at a slow rate. (Battery was charged fully so I'm thinking it's an issue with amperage it is a big motor)
An air source (I would recommend a medium sized co2 canister that has a 1/2 inch thread pattern. That way you can put it in a backpack for optimum portability. For my test firing I hooked it up to a air compressor set at 120 psi.
What I highly recommend is to purchase a "Redline Airsoft SFR regulator" as this has a direct connection port for co2 cans and has the compatible quick disconnect and built in air pressure regulator
The bad:
2 flaws in this gun I've come across are:
1. The battery compartment is crammed with wires and difficult to put the cover back on. The compartment requires the removal of 2 bolt heads. You then slide off a steel circular plate and attach a 12v mini style battery to the connector inside the compartment. Next you have to shimmy the battery inside of the compartment and awkwardly try to get the nuts threaded back in place. An easy fix to this would be if the manufacturers made the threaded rods at least an 8th inch longer. It would work perfectly.
2. The bb load point is an annoying design. It's a small tube with a thread cap on it. Maybe about 1/2" diameter. You have to dump the bbs down into this tube. I guess a funnel could work but I just used a rolled up piece of paper. None the less it's not the best design.
Not a con in my opinion but this gun is not only very expensive but also very heavy as it is a full metal constructed replica.
Testing:
Loaded the bbs
Hooked up the air and hooked up the battery.
Set the psi to I believe a maximum of 120 psi.
Remove safety pin on trigger
Pull trigger
Barrels spin and bbs shoot out, it's a great feeling
Iffy on this though the rate of barrel spin is "slow" but I think it's because of the battery amperage. I will purchase a different battery and do a re test. Also upon pulling the trigger at random the gun would not rotate the barrel. The motor would make the clickinging sound that its recieving power but not spin. I feel it's the battery amperage but like I said I need to purchase another 12v mini battery to confirm this is the case.
It has adjustable hop up bit I haven't messed with that yet.
All in all this is an amazing airsoft gun. But like I said its very expensive (what like 4000+ after taxes) plus the amount needed to get it the regulator, bbs, co2 can etc.
by Trevor B. on 07/30/2018
"Ok sense every review on this thing is ridiculous here is an actual real review.
What's in the box:
The minigun itself neatly encased in a
Styrofoam shell to protect it during shipping
A small tool kit that has a small ratchet with various sockets and drill bits
The flash hider (have not figured out how the heck to mount this thing on the actual gun yet)
Instruction manual
A small piece of air tubing with a quick disconnect
What you need to operate the gun:
A 12 volt mini style battery. The one I bought from Evike will spin the barrel however it appears to not have enough ummpphhh as when I was test firing it would appear to spin the barrels at a slow rate. (Battery was charged fully so I'm thinking it's an issue with amperage it is a big motor)
An air source (I would recommend a medium sized co2 canister that has a 1/2 inch thread pattern. That way you can put it in a backpack for optimum portability. For my test firing I hooked it up to a air compressor set at 120 psi.
What I highly recommend is to purchase a "Redline Airsoft SFR regulator" as this has a direct connection port for co2 cans and has the compatible quick disconnect and built in air pressure regulator
The bad:
2 flaws in this gun I've come across are:
1. The battery compartment is crammed with wires and difficult to put the cover back on. The compartment requires the removal of 2 bolt heads. You then slide off a steel circular plate and attach a 12v mini style battery to the connector inside the compartment. Next you have to shimmy the battery inside of the compartment and awkwardly try to get the nuts threaded back in place. An easy fix to this would be if the manufacturers made the threaded rods at least an 8th inch longer. It would work perfectly.
2. The bb load point is an annoying design. It's a small tube with a thread cap on it. Maybe about 1/2" diameter. You have to dump the bbs down into this tube. I guess a funnel could work but I just used a rolled up piece of paper. None the less it's not the best design.
Not a con in my opinion but this gun is not only very expensive but also very heavy as it is a full metal constructed replica.
Testing:
Loaded the bbs
Hooked up the air and hooked up the battery.
Set the psi to I believe a maximum of 120 psi.
Remove safety pin on trigger
Pull trigger
Barrels spin and bbs shoot out, it's a great feeling
Iffy on this though the rate of barrel spin is "slow" but I think it's because of the battery amperage. I will purchase a different battery and do a re test. Also upon pulling the trigger at random the gun would not rotate the barrel. The motor would make the clickinging sound that its recieving power but not spin. I feel it's the battery amperage but like I said I need to purchase another 12v mini battery to confirm this is the case.
It has adjustable hop up bit I haven't messed with that yet.
All in all this is an amazing airsoft gun. But like I said its very expensive (what like 4000+ after taxes) plus the amount needed to get it the regulator, bbs, co2 can etc.
What's in the box:
The minigun itself neatly encased in a
Styrofoam shell to protect it during shipping
A small tool kit that has a small ratchet with various sockets and drill bits
The flash hider (have not figured out how the heck to mount this thing on the actual gun yet)
Instruction manual
A small piece of air tubing with a quick disconnect
What you need to operate the gun:
A 12 volt mini style battery. The one I bought from Evike will spin the barrel however it appears to not have enough ummpphhh as when I was test firing it would appear to spin the barrels at a slow rate. (Battery was charged fully so I'm thinking it's an issue with amperage it is a big motor)
An air source (I would recommend a medium sized co2 canister that has a 1/2 inch thread pattern. That way you can put it in a backpack for optimum portability. For my test firing I hooked it up to a air compressor set at 120 psi.
What I highly recommend is to purchase a "Redline Airsoft SFR regulator" as this has a direct connection port for co2 cans and has the compatible quick disconnect and built in air pressure regulator
The bad:
2 flaws in this gun I've come across are:
1. The battery compartment is crammed with wires and difficult to put the cover back on. The compartment requires the removal of 2 bolt heads. You then slide off a steel circular plate and attach a 12v mini style battery to the connector inside the compartment. Next you have to shimmy the battery inside of the compartment and awkwardly try to get the nuts threaded back in place. An easy fix to this would be if the manufacturers made the threaded rods at least an 8th inch longer. It would work perfectly.
2. The bb load point is an annoying design. It's a small tube with a thread cap on it. Maybe about 1/2" diameter. You have to dump the bbs down into this tube. I guess a funnel could work but I just used a rolled up piece of paper. None the less it's not the best design.
Not a con in my opinion but this gun is not only very expensive but also very heavy as it is a full metal constructed replica.
Testing:
Loaded the bbs
Hooked up the air and hooked up the battery.
Set the psi to I believe a maximum of 120 psi.
Remove safety pin on trigger
Pull trigger
Barrels spin and bbs shoot out, it's a great feeling
Iffy on this though the rate of barrel spin is "slow" but I think it's because of the battery amperage. I will purchase a different battery and do a re test. Also upon pulling the trigger at random the gun would not rotate the barrel. The motor would make the clickinging sound that its recieving power but not spin. I feel it's the battery amperage but like I said I need to purchase another 12v mini battery to confirm this is the case.
It has adjustable hop up bit I haven't messed with that yet.
All in all this is an amazing airsoft gun. But like I said its very expensive (what like 4000+ after taxes) plus the amount needed to get it the regulator, bbs, co2 can etc.
by John S. on 03/08/2017
"This is an amazing gun! Once I sold my children to somali pirates I was able to afford this, and it was worth it! When I'm on the field people run in fear, especially during cqb! 10/10 IGN i'd buy it again, except I don't have anymore children to sell lol
by NICHOLAS O. on 02/27/2017
"Upon receiving my order I was very disappointed to find that this rifle does not include the necessary air soft caddie to make the weapons system operate at its highest potential. I feel it would be a much more effective weapon if every mini-gun came equipped with one member of the Schwarzenegger family permanently affixed to the carrying handle. Even with this huge disappointment there are a multitude of pros to owning this beast including:
-Having something larger than my genitals to Impress females with
-Conveniently mounts on top of my Pagani Huyra ( operated by remote control from my airship)
-The wall of plastic produced by squeezing the trigger earned me a seat on Trumps cabinet after properly adjusting the PSI
- After successfully modifying the the necesary components, my mini gun is now capable of firing the new apple air pods, i find this a much more effective projectile than the standard 6mm airsoft bb.
- A perfect match for my unique play style, which involves several jars of peanut butter, a 5lb bag of lucky charm marshmallows and a hover board for each foot.
Although it is nearly impossible to find any negatives to the beast that this weapon is, I do have a handful of complaints:
-When attached to my whale shark for underwater games, the range was a little less than desirable, but bearable
- I was under the impression that the barrel shroud would be sharpened to a razor like edge so that it could be used as an automated cookie cutter.
My blacksmith has already began producing the las item for me and I would highly appreciate if Evike would contact me in an attempt to work out a way for them to stock my new invention.
Overall i fell that this is a fantastic weapon at a very good price, and I would consider it a tremendous value purchase. Just buy one.
Happy airsofting!
Grandmastaca$h
-Having something larger than my genitals to Impress females with
-Conveniently mounts on top of my Pagani Huyra ( operated by remote control from my airship)
-The wall of plastic produced by squeezing the trigger earned me a seat on Trumps cabinet after properly adjusting the PSI
- After successfully modifying the the necesary components, my mini gun is now capable of firing the new apple air pods, i find this a much more effective projectile than the standard 6mm airsoft bb.
- A perfect match for my unique play style, which involves several jars of peanut butter, a 5lb bag of lucky charm marshmallows and a hover board for each foot.
Although it is nearly impossible to find any negatives to the beast that this weapon is, I do have a handful of complaints:
-When attached to my whale shark for underwater games, the range was a little less than desirable, but bearable
- I was under the impression that the barrel shroud would be sharpened to a razor like edge so that it could be used as an automated cookie cutter.
My blacksmith has already began producing the las item for me and I would highly appreciate if Evike would contact me in an attempt to work out a way for them to stock my new invention.
Overall i fell that this is a fantastic weapon at a very good price, and I would consider it a tremendous value purchase. Just buy one.
Happy airsofting!
Grandmastaca$h
by Charlie R. on 02/19/2017
"I saved up for this gun for 3 years, i am now 13. I finally got it and then accidentally dropped it out of a humv during a milsim and it got ran over.:(:(:(:(:(:(. I quit airlifting after that.
by Harrison G. on 09/28/2016
"Okay so after realizing I got a dud, sent it bac, got a brand new one and finally tested it out, I can finally say that this gun is menacing. So the biggest thing u will hav to worry about is the hose to the gun and an adaptor for it. As I said in my last review u would think that polarstar (6mm) airhose would fit, nope, they don't tell you what size the line is, or what adaptor to buy which is b******* for the money u pay. Anyway the hose size u need for this is an 8mm airhose, make sure it's atleast 150 psi, don't buy a coiled line, most of the time they burst, I no from experience lol look for an adaptor that's 6mm to 8mm, I got mine from amazon, 5 pieces were stupid cheap good quality, overall it's an amazing gun, tryin to find videos on how anything works on this is impossible, amazing gun very happy with it, sounds amazing, happy airsofting
by Harrison G. on 04/11/2016
"Okay so for actual ppl wanting to buy this and would like to see a some what actual review (haven't fired it yet and I will tell u y) I got u. I was trying to see some other reviews from the co2 type of mini gun but there were just a bunch of trolls, So first off:
Pros:
---(1)It's a mini gun....---(2)very heavy (good for some maybe)---(3)iterally the whole gun is made of metal---(4)the battery compartment is pretty big, so u can fit a 12v big, short, butterfly pretty easily into it with possibly another battery---(5) the safety is pretty cool I got a kick out of it so there's this pin behind the trigger that u can take out to fire then once u put it bac in its on safe (so there's no actual safety switch)---(6) it has an individual hop up for each barrel which is pretty sweet but maybe not necessary(like i said still haven't shot it)---(7) I haven't taken the thing apart yet but it seems like it would be very easy---(8)and lastly the pictures show this metal flash hider looking thing for it but it does not come with the gun, unless it was just mine that didn't lol
Cons:
---(1) I didn't think I'd hav anything necessarily bad? to say about this gun but like I said in pros it's pretty heavy (take it either way)---(2) unless yer goin to mount this to something a sling is an absolute must, I was a tad bit disappointed cuz there's literally no sign of where to attach a sling, I was lucky enough to already hav this durable heavy duty sling so I attached it to the handle and the other end right infront of the trigger (long metal bar lookin thing towards the back, if u try this it may look like it'll move forward and just meet halfway in the middle but since it's front heavy wen u attach the sling it'll just stay in the bac)---(3) and finally the power source which is the reason y I haven't fired the thing yet, I own a polarstar and I figured since it was hpa/co2 the hose would fit, haha nope, I'm going to probably hav to call evike and see what kind of hose that is cuz it's pretty different from the polarstar adapter, it looks like it doesnt even need that metal apapter just a wide hose to fit really, and thats where im confused, unless I'm missing something that's probably the biggest thing
Once I get that figured out I'll write an updated review on how it shoots, hopefully this was easy to understand, hav a nice day everybody
Pros:
---(1)It's a mini gun....---(2)very heavy (good for some maybe)---(3)iterally the whole gun is made of metal---(4)the battery compartment is pretty big, so u can fit a 12v big, short, butterfly pretty easily into it with possibly another battery---(5) the safety is pretty cool I got a kick out of it so there's this pin behind the trigger that u can take out to fire then once u put it bac in its on safe (so there's no actual safety switch)---(6) it has an individual hop up for each barrel which is pretty sweet but maybe not necessary(like i said still haven't shot it)---(7) I haven't taken the thing apart yet but it seems like it would be very easy---(8)and lastly the pictures show this metal flash hider looking thing for it but it does not come with the gun, unless it was just mine that didn't lol
Cons:
---(1) I didn't think I'd hav anything necessarily bad? to say about this gun but like I said in pros it's pretty heavy (take it either way)---(2) unless yer goin to mount this to something a sling is an absolute must, I was a tad bit disappointed cuz there's literally no sign of where to attach a sling, I was lucky enough to already hav this durable heavy duty sling so I attached it to the handle and the other end right infront of the trigger (long metal bar lookin thing towards the back, if u try this it may look like it'll move forward and just meet halfway in the middle but since it's front heavy wen u attach the sling it'll just stay in the bac)---(3) and finally the power source which is the reason y I haven't fired the thing yet, I own a polarstar and I figured since it was hpa/co2 the hose would fit, haha nope, I'm going to probably hav to call evike and see what kind of hose that is cuz it's pretty different from the polarstar adapter, it looks like it doesnt even need that metal apapter just a wide hose to fit really, and thats where im confused, unless I'm missing something that's probably the biggest thing
Once I get that figured out I'll write an updated review on how it shoots, hopefully this was easy to understand, hav a nice day everybody
by Bryce M. on 02/28/2015
"I purchased this machine and when i shot it i got hard it was awsome
by Ian W. on 01/19/2015
"well, i picked up a few of these to mount on my helicopter, and let me tell you, this thing is amazing. i have a vietnam-themed airsoft field on the grounds of my mansion (next to my olympic sized pool and my full sized replica of texas) and when i flew my chopper in, everyone was cowering in fear. i crashed it for theatrical effect, pulled one of these off the side, and won the war single-handedly. it chronos at about 5,000 fps with the extra $10,000 dollars in upgrades i put in it, so it has pretty decent damage. i killed a few butlers with it, but they're a dime a dozen, right? over all, 6 out of 5 stars. definitely recommend if you have a bit of chump change lying around and want to get a decent gun.
by mitch l. on 03/17/2014
"Well one day me and my friends had a backyard war at my mansion, let me tell you this thing is no joke. I can still remember the day.... "Charge" I said at my friends Bobby and Rick, I told them that I would give them covering fire with my new Vulcan mini gun, this thing would break skin and still keep going through my friends flesh. I felt like the terminator that day as I kept walking closer to my friends, while holding down the trigger and laughing menacingly, they would run in fear and eventually soil their undergarments. Me and my friends eventually made it to the enemies borders and I still did not run out of ammo. The sound of this thing will make enemies run in fear. It is like I'm holding the gun that is crafted from the gods. After the day we all went back to the staging area at my mansion and looked at all of the enemies, and it looked like all of them caught a bad case of the chicken pox. This thing makes it so easy to count your kills. So don't be fooled and look and the measly price of 4,000 dollars this thing has so many uses to it, especially for home defense. The only thing I would recommend for this gun is a terminator mask and then you are ready to destroy your airsoft foes. Thanks Evike for this amazing piece of machinery we call the Vulcan Mini Gun.
Yours truly,
The Terminator
Yours truly,
The Terminator